How the original JoJo Universe ends

Summary

• Stone ocean
  The end of ' is reset
  Jojo
  universe with the death of Pucci and the creation of a new universe.
• Pucci's plan to rebuild the universe fails as Emporio kills him, leading to the birth of a new, different universe.
• There is a new universe
  Jojo
  characters with new names and lives that reflect the ending of the original
  Jojo
  continuity.

for Jojo's Bizarre Adventureend of part six Stone oceanrepresented a major turning point for the series. Part 7 started the rebooted universe, which also included parts 8 and 9. This means that Stone ocean's ending is the last time fans see the original Jojo continuity and its ending can be a little confusing to the casual viewer.

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean Jotaro follows Cujo's daughter, Jolyne Cujoh, as she fights against Dio's follower Enrico Pucci, who is trying to make Dio's dream of Heaven come true. In the course of the story, Pucci gathers incredible power, eventually gains mastery over time and space, and intends to rebuild the universe, creating a new world in the image of Dio – without this world, of course. Joestars. Jolyne, Jotaro and his friends must work together to stop Puccini's plan before it's too late.

That's at least the short version of what happened, but the details can be a little confusing to actually follow, especially given the last chapter.

How Each of the Heroes of Stone Ocean Dies

Pucci must be in a certain place to carry out Dion's plan, and that place happens to be Cape Canaveral, Florida. Pucci's Stand transforms into a new form that gives him control over gravity and then over time itself. Using these new abilities, Pucci is able to accelerate the passage of time for the entire world, causing mass chaos and panic. He intends to fast forward to the end of the universeand in desperate attempts to stop it, Stone ocean's heroes have no choice but to face Pucci at full power.

Unfortunately, as powerful as heroes like Jolyne and Jotaro are, they are no match for Pucci. Anasui is tricked by Pucci, who uses Jolyne's Stone Free, Ermes loses his arms and instantly decays due to the acceleration of time, and most tragically, Jotaro sacrifices himself to push Jolyne out of the way of Pucci's knife attack. Jolyne manages to survive a little longer, but is injured by Pucci's cut.

Jotaro's sacrifice mirrors the iconic moment in Stardust Crusaders where Dio unleashes a series of blades on Jotaro.

Bleeding and realizing he has no choice, Jolyne decides to free Emporio and fight Pucci. Jolyne's sacrifice eventually pays off, as Emporio is the only member of Jolyne's group to survive and make it to Pucci's new universe.

Stone Ocean's End resets the Jojo Universe

The Joestar Family Finally Got Their Happy Ending

When time reaches the singularity, Emporio and Pucci fall into the vortex, looking into the future they would have lived in the original universe if Pucci hadn't overwritten it. Now realizing that Emporio is the only person who can interfere with his plan, Pucci pursues him through a strange version of the Green Dolphin Street Prison, attempting to kill the boy. Pucci's plan, as he explains it, is to give everyone this glimpse into the future, to force them to fully accept the destiny that lies before them, and ultimately to eliminate the fear and anxiety that comes with free will.

Pucci accidentally inserts the Weather Report Stand disc into Emporio, giving the boy a fighting chance. By using the Stand to turn the room into 100% oxygen, Emporio is able to kill Pucci, who is still under the effects of accelerated time. Pucci begs not to be killed until his plan is complete, but watching all his friends die, Emporio takes a dislike to Pucci and puts an end to him – thus undoing the new universe that Pucci was trying to create and giving rise to an entirely different one.. Emporio, the only one with memories of the original universe, sees new versions of Jolyne and the others whose lives were never touched by evil.

What Happened to Jojo's Original Universe in Stone Ocean?

The Universe Has Reset Again, But Not the Way Pucci Wanted It

the end of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean It's based somewhat on the idea of ​​the Big Crunch, the supposed end of the universe where everything condenses back into a single point, potentially spiraling outward into a new Big Bang and creating a new universe in its place, giving existence a cyclical nature. By speeding up time, Pucci has rushed the universe to its end, so it's fair to say it's original. Jojo the universe no longer exists. However, since Pucci died before it was completed, it had no effect on how the new universe developedand it turned out to be along very similar lines.

Characters similar to the cast but with different names are shown at the end. These are Jolyne and others from the new universe who have lived completely different lives and probably don't even have Stand powers. There was no such thing as Dio in this universe, and therefore no need for Jojo – so this Jolyne is now known as Irene, symbolically ending the Jojo line.

The end of Stone Ocean is about finding hope and a sense of self even in the darkest of times.

Most of them though Stone Ocean the ending is full of tragedy, the last note fans are left with is hopeful. A new universe finds itself at the end of Emporio Stone ocean is considered the best timeline. Irene's relationship with her father seems healthier than Jolyne's and Jotaro's, and the rest of the characters seem relatively light on the major conflicts that haunt them throughout. Stone ocean.

Not only does the butterfly symbolize Jolyne's transformation into Irene, but it also symbolizes the series' subsequent transformation.
Stone ocean

In the end, although fans were disappointed that Emporio was the one who finally defeated Pucci, the Joestars would only be saved from the brutal battle against the forces of evil by Jolyne's rebirth into Irene. This is reinforced by Jolyne's main motif throughout the series. Not only does the butterfly symbolize Jolyne's transformation into Irene, but it also symbolizes the series' subsequent transformation. Stone ocean. In this regard, Stone ocean can be any most unambiguously happy ending JoJo part, despite all the losses leading to a universal reboot.

It is important to note that the new universe is not the same reboot universe seen in episodes 7-9. The Jojo's Bizarre Adventure the reboot universe exists separately because they are once again together with Jojo's family, even though they have basically lived very different lives. Again, nature Stone ocean's ending made the next part necessary Jojo's Bizarre Adventure start fresh, so in this sense the reboot is still a direct result of how Stone ocean it's over